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Recognition In tho National uous,

A correspondent, whose name is not
"Vox Populi," nor "Jrstitia," nor "veri-
tas," but plain, common "Ign9ramus, !"
writes that he "dont quite understand
this matter of recognition in the House."
In his Ignorance he supposed that the
Speaker was bound to recognizes the frat
member who gets tho floor. i
Once upon time, SO the legend runs,
that was the way a member got tho floor.
The Speaker was supposed to keep his
weather eye open to catch view OF the
gentleman who first popped up and
shouted "Alr. speaker!" That. parliament
tary custom has become one Of our few in
teresting ruins.
Nowadays the Speaker is absolute mas.
ter OF the situation. He hears whom he
will, and the great majority OF tho un-
heard may suck their thumbs in sullen
silence-thereis no redress, for the Speaker
is lntrenched strongly enough to have his
way; and that way suits the few men
whose committee positions give them alb.
solute control Of legislation. a.
A member who wishes to be recognized
tells the Speaker why, and II that potion
tate approve or DO in a gracious state Of
mind the members namo goes down on
the Speakers little list; not necessarily on
tho principle Of "arst come, first neryed,"
but on the arbitrary principle that tie
Speaker may hear whom he will when be
will. Members have been known to COM
plain bitterly that they were growing
gray.headed on tho list while later appli-
cants we're allowed shoot ahead Of them.
Mr.. Randall brought this method to q
high state Of perfection, but Mr.. Carlisle
has shown what q man'oi real genius can
do with it. The few members who are
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This ID Funny-See 1T

Related Correspondence. Vi,
CuAhLEsroN, w. VA, Feb. 14.-Tht
following eiFusion Ia the joint produc
ton Of an Anticrat and q young attacht
Of the House and Is only ono OF the many
good things perpetrated at the expenao 0
orators who would attract attention BY
boring the daily Joint Assembly with loni
winded speeches: 4
aI PARODY. h5t
"Le. Senator Morris yield The p.lxe
Or both divide tho crown,
Tolor, tAited mortal TO the skies ,.i
Morris brought M angel down."
Ills style Of Celebrating things
IT'S lucky that he struck IT.
.a TO mind the recollection brings
.s- OF tho mule that kicked the bucket.
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Merchants, Ecntl This

To those subject to theyexations Of busi.
meas life, dyspepsia and a feeling OF debil.
Ivy, irritabllity, and dependency, we say,
take Simmons Liver Regulator. The Re-
gulatoris free from any injurious mineral
substance; not disagyeeable; can be taken
at any time without interfering with busi.
ness or pleasure. It is gentle, safe, and a
good .digestor. It Is unequalled in the
cure Of piles, constipation, bad breath,
sick headache and bilious complaints. A
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A Most Valuable Aren't,

No. 05 JACKSON ST., BRooKLYN,lN. "
Being familiar with tho stimulating, heal.
ing and lanodyne properties Of Allcock' 3
Porous Planters, l commend them as a
most valuable agent In tho class Of diseases
for which they arc intended. The Btimu.
lating action whom worn over the gastric
region materially aids In restoring strength
and energy to digestion, and the conse.
quent building up Of tissue and restoring
tone TO the general sys!em.
.. .f0.g II. AnMGARpT, NJ. D.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR -RENT.

No. % South Front street, rooms and bathroom.
No. 1G0S EoT street. 4 month, SIS co. i.0s
No. It's Sixteenth street, month, SIG Go, VI.
No. HOM Market street. a month, Sl3 co.
No. JOG Fifteenth street, o month, SIG GO.
No. 212 Sixteenth street, month, SIG %.
No. 100 Jacob street, month, sic &C.
No. 1719 EoG street, n month, Sl4 %.
no. 172l EoT street., month, SD %.
No. Jay Eighteenth street, month, $40 90.
No, 1870 Market street, two new Offices with nat
ural gus. - lgE. f. e. g.s'0-. .-.7-...
No. 2lo2 Main street. store.room and dwelling OF
four rooms, a month, SIS 90. .- - 4
No. 2si0 Main street, month, SIS co.
NO. IS rwenty.folrth street, a month, SIS 90.
No. 2l46 Eon St, rooms, month. SIS GO.
No. 2l03 Main street, business house. alg
Store room and dwelling southeast corner OF
Seventeenth and Woods Streets =
No. ~ Virginia street, a month, 81 50.
NO. 1912 Woods street, rooms, q month, IS 90.
New roomed house on Twelfth street. west OF
McColloch street, q month, $40 co. -
No. 1870 Fourteenth street, a month, SIS %.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Flrs'-Al Fit stopped FREQ BY Dr.. Kline's Great
Nerve Rcstosr. No Fits alter Grst days use. Mar.
Vicious cures Treatise and $500 trial bottle free ID
Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 9al Arch st., Phia, Pa,
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Cheap .Excurs,o,nr. T,ekcts to III. sor,,,

oHeHl' 'F.1cursiun 11cKcta 10 the South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale BY
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
lurther particulars call on or address J.. G.
1nomilns9n, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va, 80 ~
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California. and Florida E,cur. Il, Z

Tbs Baltimore 4 Ohio are selling cheap
excursion tickets to Los Angeles and San
FRANCISCO, also to principal points in
Florida and the South. For iull informa.
ton call on or addrosa T. @. Burke. TicLct
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio, Wheeling, ".
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FOR s ALE.

No. % South Front street; ground co by 12s feet
The house Is q twostory frame of extra strength
room, tin roof. gus, hot and cold water pines ,lp
and down ttaits, large bathroom. watercloset,
hose plug In yard, stationary wash tubs, sinks nil
trapped and connected with four inch cast iron
ventilator passing through tho root; has a good
stone foundation and cellar under whole house:
has high ceilings aud good light; six fne large
Lombardy poplars In front. - ~ i =
Many other dcsirable pieces OF property; all
kinds, Of every description. :
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A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRA1Ns-on and after jan. 80, 1SS7-Exr1A-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. aDaily. tSuuday
eIcepted. MONDAY excepted Wheeliugt Ima: {
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JAMES A. HENRY,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Publ
lei Office. No 1912 Market Street.
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TOR sALE-BUILDING SITES.
'THE GATE CITY STONE FILTER.

"A "
1t 4 tho ouly Fltc. that really filters the water
and accumu!ators Of filth, and utter considerable
use are veritable death dealers. inasmuch as the
deleterlous matter must completely saturate the
hltering medium and pollutes everything that
years and would not be without 1t. NJ n =
Q. .. RuSSELs. II. D., Indianapolis, Ind.
EWING BIOS, Agents for West Virginia.
iel7 t.iNf5 s'. 1915 Market Street
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r.. Y. EN. y,

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r..
wv On and after NOVEMBER Is, 1sSc, trajns win
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Bugdlo Courier. s.F,
The head of a west sido household re.
turned homo the>othar evening after sew.
eral days absence. AS no go, at the tea
table his wife asked il he had heard the
sad news. He hadn't, and if it was go
very cad he thought it strange that she
ehould have such aroguish twinkle in her
eye while nlluding to the subject. Asked
to explain, she said man and boy we're
supposed to have been irozsn to death.
"Whnt man, what boy? he'd like to
know. "Why, you know" was tho re-
sponse, with accents 30 frigid that they
almost trcze tho water pipes Gold in the
kitchen, ION the morning you went away
you promised faithfully TO order some
coal. 1t hasn't got here yet, and as there
wsa q very severe coal snup We concluded
that the driver and the boy to put in the
coal had been frozen on the way" He
asked no more questions; the evening
meal was consumed in silence, and he has
since been wondering how he can square
himself. r. seu r.;
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The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicinos no doubt has large
" benefited the consumers, as we'll as re-
lieving the burden Of home manufacture
ere. Especially is this the case with
Green's august Flo,rer and Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, as the reduction of thirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in
crease the size Of the bottles containing
theso remedics, thereby giving one.iifth
more medicine in the Is cent size. The
August FLOWER for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
tho largest sale OF any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased size
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in syery town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
Il ss.J5.E .l.1 Eaat 49, E} ar..fF D2W
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The Old Cannon Mt Quebec.

k,usto,rn (Me.) Journal. ..
The best part of Mr.. Atkirson's nara.
tive wss bis dramatic story of his visit to
the citadel. ~. III ~. M
"An officer" Haid be, detailed man
10 chow mo around, and be took me every
where."a .,.aG r1., 'lG'-
Noticing email black cannon, hall
hidden by the snow. as l was about to 70,
| said in fuu:I guess I'd take it away
with me- ~ a.. u...,.
$50 look at the inscription on the
breech, said the colder laughing.
II looked and read: r. 7s
"'raken at the battle Of Bunker Hill,
June II, 1775.' a:9E3
II cav the soldier had me. It stirred
my blood and l wanted to make fit reply.
read the inscription over again to gain
time. Tears came to my eyes. young
man, I said 10 him, you've got The can.
aon; but we've got Bunker Hill"
The patriotic son Of Maine turned red
and actually cried again as he repeated
the etory. j'
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Tho Hnmlin Family.

EoN0H J0GFnCt. 7l5a '... .'.. |a-s.-I y. ~. .
The grandfather Of the Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin had seventeen children The
eldest soma were named respectively
Europa, Asia, Africa and America; Asia
died IN infant and the fifth son was named
Asia. Then followed daughters and sons
to the number Of seventeen, by two wives,
and a third vito was widow with two
children. Europa settled in New Hamp.
shire, Asia in MASSACHUSETTS,, America and
Hamlin's father. This Cyrus had twin
brother, Hannibal. Tho former named q
son Hannibal, the Senator, and the latter
named q son Cyrus, the distinguished
missionary and philanthropist, SO many
years in Turkey. Senator Hamlin's father
had seven children, Elijah, Cyrus, Eliza,
Annie, Vesta, Hannibal and Hannah.
Hannibal 10 the only survivor Of the fam
lily, but still in full vicor OF mind and body
at the age Of nearly IS. I
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.: J. i. Corley. who was so
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his hesd; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief, be bought large bottle and q box
Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time
no had taken two boxes OF Pills and two
bottles OF the Discovery, he was we'll and
had gained in flesh thirty.six pounds.
Trial Bottles OF this Great Discoyery Tor
CONSUMPTION free at Logan & Co.'S.
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Tho Modern Methods.

| 4Hsub. .I'. .H.N..I IA. H.afH|f.. |... ~
Wo do not sigh Tor a return Of tho "pood
old days when boys went batefooted until
they we're twenty.one,. and walked ten
miles to and from school. There arc now
now and improved methods Of "toughen.
Ing, boys. They are about as tough, gon.
erally speaking, as they can very we'll be.
But We sometimes long for little OF the
old.fashioned discipline and "trouncinp"
methods that made boys subservient TO
the will OF their parents in some slight de-.
greo. Imagine good old Puritan mother
getting her son Waitstil or Godspeed up
OF q morning aitor thia. the fashion Of our
modern mother. Fancy her eayin2:
,"Wai!h.ill, you getting up?" And fancy
Waitstill surily replying: @ :,
"Yes'm, by'n by.' &
well, l don't want any by and by
about, 1t. Hump yourself out OF that
now" n - = ''
f"Well, purity soon." .-"n
ut had better be pretty soon, Young
man: II you know what's good for YOU" .
wei, I reckon there amt no hurry
abont it." 0.TIr- 800
"rll let you know II there amt, about
cold water" 49, -. : =
"os N +, ye Let a Teller sleep half q
"'Half minnitl' I'd say half a minnit'
Il WEE. you, when you've been In bed
thirteen hours. Now you crawl out Of that
instsntlyW ~ - 80
."All right"
Half an hour pasa.s-Wsite.ill does not
appear; His mothers voice cuts the air
in the hall. -. -"
throp?" NJ - 1"'''
"Whacher want?"
II want you to hist yourself out OF that
bed too quick! You hear?"
II amt deef." II 80 d. I.
| 'Brtaklast waa over m hour ago, and
not one single bite shall you have in this
house before dinner"
| "I'll see about that" v.&l.i.
out" - ,
"Yes'm." nE
Another half.hour paleea, and Mistress
temperance Prudence Piety Winthlops
voice goes ringing up stairs
"You .WaitW
"Hey7" a E01E%s
I'm hey, you, you idle thing, you! I'll
tell your father on you"
"Tell away" r4.. N
You'll See what you'll get, Wait Win
throp. Not q single bite Of breakfast do
"Guess I'll stay in bed then"
II guess you won't, if 1 come up there;
you out Of bed YETI"
"Almost."
well, III help you the rest OF the way
With the broomsticlr ii you amt out in
Eve minutes" M
Half an hour later he gets up. His
breakfast has been kept warm for him. It
ls Get on the table and fresh cup OF COT
Tee made. His mother dances attendance
on him during the meal, unmindiuI Of all
past threats and promises.
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Tho Verdict Unan,moug.

". D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
tifies: II can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
Bold hus given relief in every case. One
man took Blk bottles and was cured OF
Rheumatism Of 10 years. standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist, Bollyille, Ohio, az
tirms: 1.-THE best selling medicine have
ever handled in my 20 years. experience,
is Electric Bitters." Thouaando OF others
have added their testimony, SO that the
verdict 10 unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases OF tho Liver, Kid
or Blood. Only half dollar a bottle at
Logan & Co.'s drug store. s~I.f
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Tho Story Of n Cigarette.

Chicago inter Ocffn. XII 81 ..s't
An old gentleman travelled all tho way
from Cupo Cod to Deadwood few weeks
ago to hunt up 0 grandson whom be had
made up his mind to adopt as bis heir.
On reaching that aourishinS mining centre
and making cautious inquiries he found
the young man standing In the door Of a
saloon and smoking cigarette. Without
making his presence known he took the
frat train Tor the East, and has Just willed
his entire fortune to q needy theological
seminary. In view OF the great good
which the old mans wealth will now be
the means OF doing on account Of this
youths bad habits, it eeems unkind to
other educational institutions that may be
struggling with poverty to point out to
young men the moral Of this affecting lit:
tie story. Fi 4 .a51G /;
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped shnds, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect sstiafac!ion,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan 1 Go. ~.
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Brown-What did you think Of the
play? Fcgg-Fairly good thing; but what
l object to is the intense Realism in the
third act-a church scene, you know. It
was 80 natural that actually wen. to
slaan. wv ~ L -.L-----
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Grandma-"Johnny, have discovered
that you have taken more maple sugar
than gave YOU" Johnny--"Yes Grand
ma; I've been making believe there was
another little boy spending the day with
MAJ :. p-yg ~. :
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Che Qt.teltiqettfer.
'nlee. Nos. aS and g ! Fourteenth. Street,
OUR REAL RULER.

4
Boston Globe. o.---7-- - .' s.i.a.e '.4
This FREQ county? N,
Well. may be, t'0'H W. 'atI
( 10 long rs you haven't lalq- .si.sa
A baby. If
Young or old. tho golden
0rgray DO 1870
Our heads, weer ruled BY
A baby. -T7lr"l-Ta0'.
Fend and foolish tho words that II
When wcbow 10 that tyran,,
The baby. i'l
81 Tho wise mans fool and n,i5,
AgRby
Ahda hobby.horsc for h,s I'm
Own baby. NJ - 90 1.a II
Array be .t1n.I. - -, Y ',
Without tho bright cherub, l.n Z,
.u The babyG 80
Then hnllowcl and bcst lot
The day be N,a0i7 '5-''t au'
That brought that dear despot. pN
H. The babyl 80
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TUE Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
liphtest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
OF Edward L. Rose & Co. '7'a
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Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, Feb. 10 in quiet way there wa,
moro business doing with agents and jobbes. The
freight handlers strike having practically OK
ploded, the movement OF goods shows Its previous
regularity. ISIS. t-z5a 5.-. 81 IS 81 20. .s-sll0l =
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b, It continues to be stylish for young mon
living on their fathern to wear coachnaen's
ulaters aud make the world believe thew
are earning their way.-Delroil Free Press,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and sto,
.Atrste. .N Markets. IVA. q.g

tn" Features of the Money and Stool
W.tlrete .NF Markets. ~. rN
NHw YORK. Feb. 10.-Moucy on call easy at 80
percent CLOSING at a1<ai percent. Primo mercantil,
paper 5a6 percent Sterling Exchange dull bu
steady nt 81 Ss14a4 SsA. .,i. 81
GOVERNMENT DoSDs-Dull and steady,
STATE BoNDs-Dull aud steady. "#l'
srocks-Thc general situation III stocks ut pres
cnt gives announcement 10 tho bulls and the
members m OF iho ditrcnt cliques were again active
III their sptclalties. Al or auccidedly strong open
lne In wnich advances over last evenings fnal
figures ranged up to percent, there was an active
market, accompanied by considerable feyerlsh.
ncs' and irregularlty, while tho general drift Of
prices was downward. though q few. special stocks
show material advances. After the first houI
there was u decrease Ia the amount OF business
done, though prices showed n marked Improve
m men! which, with but slight interruption. lasted
day were reached. In tho last hour realization
sagged the market of slightly, but the close wa.
steady, though quiet, a. but slight changes from,
ixt prices. 100 n ~ 60 % - :
transactions 3s2. G12 shares. s.m
ID 4 IHAkEv1
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Live Stock.

j CHICAGO, IT,, Feb. O.-Cat,le-Receips lo,o0
head; shipments 2,cO0 head; market steady and 81
lOc owcr shipping steers 50 Gea5 l2; stocIcrs and
feeders s. 5oa3 So; cows, bulls and mixed lower
at 81 boa3 6Si bulk 81 4oaS 30. lIoss-Recepts IL,
rough and mixed 81 S5n5 80; packing and ship.
ping IS loa5 45; light Il 75a5 %. Shoep-Rceeipts
5,cO0 head; shipments LOCO head: market strong
and fairly active: natives 81 I0ai TO- western 50 50
al 65; lumbs 81 0Oa5 70. g sF1.l17
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s42
head; shipments ISL; merfet steady at yesterday 4
prcss. ltocs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments O..
300 head: market firm: Philadelphiss IS G5a5 Il !;
Workers S. iua5 IS; common and light IS Oca5 Is:
pigs 81 S5a5 90. shccp-ReccIpts COZ head; ship.
ments GOO head; market. nothing doing on account
OF no sheep on the market for sale; feeling un.
changed fs0m yesterdays prices. r.. s'5Ysi7.
CINCINNATI, Feb. lo.-Hoss Arm; common md
light 81 25a5 Is; packing and butchers 81 95a5 10;
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On CITY. Feb. ll-Opencd at Gle: highest
GAEc; lowest CSC; closed at Gc sales TOD bar.
rcs; ccaranccs 10000 barrels; charters IS SIS bar.
rels; shipments Sc, 500 barrels. IA ~ -ila
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. 1o.-Petrolcum fairly active
and firm; opened at 63]1c; closed ut SIC; highest
Gic; lowest Gle. ufF Y
TrrusvILLE, "a, Feb. 1O-Opencd at Gs7sc; highes,
Oic; lowest Gl7Sc; cloSod at Gle. - sI>'glE,
NV iohK, Feb. lo.-Petroleum steady; United
clnsnd at Clio sssfae =tFEHlrrsr Frrsf = - 49,
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Our legislators talk war very we'll, but
our legislators ere not subject to the draft.
-.Somerrilk Journal. - n A,
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and fairly active. closing dull No. winter led
spot s9haa92c; February solac bid; March 9oa90Sc
May 92,4a9 Nc. Corn, western easier aud iairly
active closing dull; mixed spot 49, sai6Ac; Fob.
steamer i6c bid. Oats steady and quiet; western
white S7a39c: do mixed &C, Rye firm at 56a5Sc
ijro,istnu 1,iint nub CtenIy ~ -
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lie virtue OF n decree Of said Court madc III the
,,nys entitled calite on tho 18Th day OF January,
!o,Cf Tor the purpose, will sell at public auction
", :, lSe front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI-
w Sion, B. 80. Ifl .lT1fT-T- i ~ I.
81 On and aiter Janu y 80, 1857, passenger trains
VIII run es Wheeling time:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-16
Society Etchings.

Mrs. Huntington, wife of the Command
ant of the g. S, n, gave reception last
night at her residence. Blake Row, Naval
Academy. Choice flowers and fern deco
rated the rooms, and the event was one of
note worthy in societyannals. of the present
season. The centre piece at table was a
pyramid of yellow tulips, about two feet
in diameter, the massive mantles, were
converted into mounds of plants and tulips,
one red, the other yellow Each of the
five ladies who received wore corsage
bouquet of choice roses Invitations
were issued to about one hundred and
tiftyxguests, most of whom responded. This
reception will long be remembered as one
Df the most recherche events in the naval
circle
The Misses Claude and Howard have IS
sued cards to reception to be held at the
residence of DIR. Abram Claude, State
Circle, on Thursday evening In event
Of this reception the bachelors german
viii be postponed.